Treatment possibilities
A plan shaped around your smile.
Start with a question, not a treatment choice. These guides introduce the options; an examination helps determine what is appropriate for you.
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Korean veneers
Considering a change to tooth shape, colour or small gaps? Explore veneer options with attention to your natural features.
A consultation considers your enamel, gums, bite and whether alternatives could meet your goals. “Korean veneers” is a descriptive interest, not a promise of a particular technique or result.
Will my teeth need to be prepared?
Preparation depends on your teeth and the planned material. Enamel removal may be needed and is irreversible; discuss the extent and alternatives before deciding.
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Teeth whitening
Explore ways to lighten the shade of natural teeth, with a plan that considers your smile and sensitivity.
Your dentist will consider the cause of discolouration, oral health and existing fillings or crowns before discussing options.
Will whitening change my crowns or fillings?
Whitening does not change the colour of crowns, veneers or fillings. Natural teeth may respond differently, and temporary sensitivity can occur.
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Dental implants
An implant can support a replacement tooth when a natural tooth is missing.
Planning considers your bone and gum health, medical history, healing and the other available replacement options.
Is an implant right for everyone?
Suitability is individual. A clinical assessment helps establish whether an implant or another option is appropriate and what stages may be needed.
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Fixed braces
Brackets and wires guide teeth into a planned position to address alignment and bite concerns.
An assessment considers crowding, spacing, your bite and oral health, along with your daily care routine.
Will I need a retainer afterwards?
Retention is an important part of orthodontic care. Your dentist will explain the retainer plan and ongoing checks needed after active treatment.
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Clear aligners
A sequence of removable, clear trays can move teeth gradually as part of a supervised treatment plan.
Suitability depends on the movements needed, oral health and your ability to follow the prescribed wear schedule.
Can aligners treat every alignment concern?
No single appliance suits every case. Some movements may need fixed appliances or other approaches; an assessment helps compare the options.
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Root canal treatment
Root canal treatment addresses infected tissue inside a tooth, with the aim of retaining the tooth where possible.
An examination and, where needed, imaging assess the source of the problem, the condition of the tooth and restoration options.
Will the tooth need a crown?
Some teeth need a crown or another restoration after treatment. The choice depends on the tooth and the remaining structure.
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Crowns
A crown covers a tooth to restore its shape and help support a weakened or damaged structure.
Planning considers the remaining tooth, bite, gum health, material choices and other ways to restore the tooth.
How is the material chosen?
The tooth’s position, bite and appearance all matter. Discuss the benefits and limitations of suitable materials during your consultation.
A clear path, one step at a time.
01
Discuss your concerns
Tell us what brings you in and what you hope to understand.
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Assessment and options
Review your oral health and the options relevant to you.
03
Agree a plan
Discuss the steps, alternatives, fees and expected follow-up.
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Treatment and follow-up
Follow the agreed plan and review your ongoing care needs.
Before your appointment
How do I request an appointment?
Choose a clinic on the Contact page and call its team, or prepare an email enquiry. Ask specifically for Dr. Mark Kwon. Your appointment is confirmed only when the clinic confirms it.
Can I discuss more than one concern?
Yes. Tell the clinic what you would like to discuss so it can advise on arranging your visit. Your assessment can help put the concerns into a sensible order.
How will I know which treatment suits me?
A consultation considers your concerns, health history and examination findings. Ask about alternatives, limits, costs and the option of monitoring before choosing.
What should I bring to the first visit?
Bring a list of current medicines and allergies, relevant dental records if available, and the questions you would like answered. The clinic can advise on any other requirements.
Can you tell me the treatment cost in advance?
Fees depend on the assessment and proposed treatment. Contact the clinic for consultation fee information, then ask for the planned treatment costs before proceeding.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Your next step starts with a conversation.
Choose a clinic and tell the team what you would like to discuss with Dr. Mark Kwon.